Posterior commissure of the larynx
The posterior commissure of the larynx is a name often given to the posterior portion of the glottis. The interarytenoid muscles are part of this anatomical landmark.
Terminology
The term 'commissure' is a misnomer as the true vocal cords do not join together posteriorly to form a commissure . It is sometimes referred to as posterior portion of the glottis, posterior wall of the glottis or posterior end of the glottis .
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